New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
CHICAGO UNDER ARNS.
READY TO EXECUTE JUSTICE-ELECTION-
WORCESTERSHIRE
my LEI n To-

CHIctGo. Nov. j-Now that the highest court in the
,and upheld the verdict of the lower courts and de
cidcd that the Chicago Anarchists must hang next
Friday, and that the condemned men fully realize
that they have hope from the law which they advised
their hearers TO throttle at the Haymarket, they
raully dropping their air of bravadO and begging
for mercy. Spies, Fcldcn. Parsons and Schwab have
signed a petition asking Governor Ogcsby for com
mutation of sentence The indications that the re-
naming three will likewise abandon their platform Of
Liberty Death" The Amnesty Association and all
the friends and synpathzers Of the Anarchists are
working very hard I'm their efforts the Governor
interfere They aim TO be receiving petitions from all
parts OF the country, and Monday next their delegation,
headed by Charles g. Dixon and three members Of the
Illinois legislature viii start for the state Capital to
present the petitions Besides these is expected that
fully persons representing various trade and labor
interests and organizations Of Cook County will visit the
Governor a. the time I'm the Of small delega-
tons each with word OF prayer for the condemned
men, The wives and children OF the Anarchists VIII also
IN all probability accompany the delegation In Chicago
the petition has been signed by Judge Tuey exJudge
Booth and two other prominent people. In e1-
planation o. his signature Judge Tuley says that the
law having demonstrated its strength, the Governor In
the interest Of the people at large and as matter OF
puie policy should prevent these from being made
martyrs Of He believes that should the men be hanged
II would give great impetus to their pcrnicous doc
trnrs W. ID. Howcs, the novelist, has written letter
10 Mr. salter who figures prominently in the efforts TO
secure pardon for the bomb thr0wers in which he
he thinks the had fair trial In spite Of the
petitions the feeling IN Chicago Is overwhelmingly In
favor of letting the law take IT'S and the present
indications that Governor Oglesby Will not interfere
The police for the protection OF the city
until after the execution OF the Anarchists are pract
caly completed outside of the various police stations
guards are posted day and night, their Instructions
being to examine strictly every suspicious person who
approaches. There about feen men on the Central
detail who have been the force for years and who are
TOO Old now TO do very active duty, and they will be
allowed to go home nights They are the only officers on
tine force who from this on will not be on duty day and
night and they will have than their regular day
duty do being ordered to report earlier III the morn
ng willie the others thedeai will not be ordered out
n.i o'clock No leave OF absence Will he allowed any
officer the force They VIII be allowed liintcI tno
FOR meals which they Will be permitted TO take NJ h0ine
except those on duty at the Jail who VIII be SER ed
sations in the building and whcn not on 0st or AZ Inens
every policeman tho city, captains and ileu,eants IN
cudcd will in at the stations 10 which they
have been assigned TO be In readiness Ior any emery
ency the policemen will not be allowed to undrcss when
they bed but merely take on their boots ana coats
militia regiments. While these elaborate precautions
are being the general belle OF the authorities and
other wclniormcd people is that there will not be tho
slightest trouble here next week
CThree important matters, aside from the candidates
for Judge Of Superior Court states Attorney aud an
entire Board OF County Commissioners are 10 ne voted
upon at the coming election In this county nr0osi
10 issue per bonds TO the amount of 100000,
The object being sell those low interest bonds and thus
raise the amonnt named in cash with which to wipe out
All the contrys floating Indebtedness over tlrd OF
which now draws per cent. The proposition Tor mo
adoption this county OF the new Jury commits son
law viii likewise DO submitted TO popular vote The
new law il very defective Under IT the minimum cost
will he S22I, 800 per annun. Nearly T9ooooo year
NAV he spent in salaries In addition 10 these matters
the city OF Chicago and several OF the adjacent towns
will vote upon question OF annexg certain portions
Of those towns to the city.
The Chicago University has shipped its big telescope
10 the Northwestern University at EVANSTON, ana uo
agent OF the property OF the Chicago seat OF learning
proposes to erect Oboggan slide on the GROUNDS ING
University building will be rctted and redecorStu anu
turned into an apartment house. AT the star iorty
rooms will be made inhab able. Some OF the has WIZ
be finished and rented for whatever purpose they may NC
wanted Some OF them vii. doubtless become l0dHc
rooms. The Observatory building Will be vacated ny
december l. and will then be lifted up and rented Tor
such purpose as It may he suited TO-
The disaster 70 the propeller Vernon on Lake Michigan
has served to attract attention to the dcporable c0d
ton OF the lake The ships that ply the lakes
from here are general thing not only built on anu
uuated models but OF timber. material thS Is rapidly
passing OF Every autumn there Is an enormous
Joss OF life the lakes and almost always the cause OF
The disasters Is the unseawOrbiDess OF the vessels
What with law suits and local legislation tho Chicago
and win scarcely reap the oh Afryest imagined 10
sorks Indee& - fhiAdslphis ayadicats seems " ~